3:50 ‘This is a lose-lose trade war’: Experts, U.S. senators weigh in on Trump tariffs As trade tensions rise between China and the United States, Canada is not out of the woods yet ...

Listen to more stories on the Noa app. Round one of Donald Trump’s trade war has come to an inglorious end. The United States has suspended its threats against Canada and Mexico in return for ...

Chinese traders are on tenterhooks ahead of Wednesday’s market reopen as the resumption of a trade war with the US shakes up the investment landscape. President Donald Trump’s 10% levy on ...

They conclude: “We are united in our belief that broad-based tariffs will impede economic growth, risk triggering a trade war, and inflicting long-term harm on the economy.” Prior to last week ...

That's because India has much to lose in any trade war with the US, given the nation’s overall trade deficit is $78.1 billion Few countries are moving faster than India to appease US President ...

The February 1 Tariff Executive Order with tariffs on Mexico, Canada and China is likely just an opening act of a full-blown global trade war. Tariffs are viewed as a key revenue source and part ...

Yahoo Finance Markets Reporter Josh Schafer breaks down the ongoing market movements, exploring strategic approaches for investors during this trade war. To watch more expert insights and analysis ...

Buying a house? Expect a bumpy ride when shopping around for the best mortgage rate as the U.S. economy grapples with the impact of President Donald Trump’s tariffs. Trump’s new 25% tariffs on ...

A measure of calm returned to financial markets on Tuesday as investors looked past the U.S. trade war with other countries, even as tensions continued to linger between the Trump administration ...

Bitcoin risks a deeper correction as fears of a potential global trade war escalated following import tariffs announced by US President Donald Trump and China’s Ministry of Finance. The Ministry ...

That will likely invite more retalliation from China. There’s also lingering concern that the US won’t just face a one-way trade war with China, but rather a three-way war. That could happen ...

such as the 2008 financial crisis and the combination of inflation and war over the past few years, we see a reduction in the trade deficit. So, a reduction of the trade deficit is not necessarily ...